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(11) 11 total reviews
The Kores Warli Art Kit is a complete DIY Indian folk art painting kit designed to introduce children to the beauty of traditional Warli artwork in a fun and hands-on way. Inspired by the tribal art form of the North Sahyadri Range of Maharashtra, this kit helps children explore Indian heritage while creating colourful coasters and wall hangers they can proudly display at home.
Features of the product
Features of the product
- Complete Warli Art Kit – Includes 4 illustrated coasters, 2 wall hangers, 4 small stands, 2 big stands, 6 shades of acrylic colours, 12 sketch pens, 3 assorted brushes, palette, instruction manual and packaging box — everything needed to start creating is inside the box.
- Create Coasters & Wall Hangers – Kids can paint and decorate 4 beautiful Warli-style coasters and 2 wall hangers, then proudly display them using the included stands or use them as handmade décor pieces.
- Inspired by Indian Folk Art – Introduces children to Warli Art, a traditional tribal art form from the North Sahyadri Range of Maharashtra, helping them explore Indian culture, heritage and creativity through hands-on activity
- Simple Step-by-Step Activity – Children can draw, paint, add details and display their finished creations with ease, making this an enjoyable and beginner-friendly DIY art experience.
- Builds Creative Skills – Encourages imagination, visual training, logical thinking, fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination while offering a meaningful and engaging screen-free activity.
- Premium DIY Craft Experience – The pre-illustrated boards make it easy for children to follow the design while still giving them freedom to experiment with colours, patterns and personal artistic expression.
- Great Gift for Kids – Ideal for birthdays, return gifts, festive gifting, hobby sessions, school projects and family activity time for children who enjoy art and craft.

We made a quiet Sunday plan around the ready-drawn patterns. It was nice to sit together and chat instead of everyone being on their phones.
After a long week, doing the tiny Warli figures at home felt like a refreshing change. Younger kids might need help with the details, so I would not rush the activity.
A good excuse to put the phones away for a while. We enjoyed the different brushes and talking through the steps at our own pace.
Got this for a school break. The six acrylic shades caught my daughter's eye straightaway. Younger kids might need help with the details, so some adult help is useful.
Picked it as a screen-free activity for the kids. Adding details with the sketch pens makes it feel more interesting than an ordinary worksheet. Would be nice to have more projects like this.
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